Enormities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENORMITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ENORMITY, a great crime
• the great or extreme scale, seriousness, or extent of something perceived as bad or morally wrong
• (in neutral use) large size or scale
• a grave crime or sin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• great wickedness

Words related to ENORMITIES

enormity13

How to use ENORMITIES in a sentence

• It shows, as all history does from the time of Joseph, that where there is a market for the persons of human beings, all kinds of enormities will be practised to obtain them.
• The Governor concluded by declaring, that the enormities attendant on this trade were so great, as to demand the immediate interference of the legislature.
• The honourable gentleman, who had just spoken, had dwelt upon the enormities of the Slave Trade.
• He was sure that the nation would not much longer allow the continuance of enormities which shocked human nature.
• He allowed there were many enormities in the trade, which called for regulation.
• He would not repeat those enormities out of the evidence, which had made such a deep impression upon the House.
• If a king makes war on his subjects, they are warranted in taking up arms in their defence, even if the civil war is followed by enormities.
• The religiously disposed courtiers were shocked and outraged by his enormities, and, at last, the King requested his unwelcome visitor to go back to Tuscany.
• The information sank deep into his heart, and he was heard to mutter that it had been his destiny all along first to bear, and then to avenge, the enormities of his wives.
• The Sultan himself never attempted to displace him, although he had committed, from time to time, the greatest enormities.
• Perhaps it is a thing unavoidable, but the truth is that, among the crew of a man-of-war, scores of desperadoes are too often found, who stop not at the largest enormities.
• This emboldened him to commit enormities too great to be overlooked, and in 1812 Baias was taken, and the atrocious nest of land-pirates broken up.
• As to Salutations, which I was about to talk of, I observe as I strole about Town, there are great Enormities committed with regard to this Particular.
• Every day produced new indications not only of their general concurrence in the enormities of the government, but of their own personal guilt.
• An elaborate argument was made to defend the enormities of the Lecompton Constitution.
• The emperor was informed of her enormities, and hastened home to take vengeance.
• What was the chief theatre of their enormities? 24.
• The enormities perpetrated in the South Seas upon some of the inoffensive islanders will nigh pass belief.
• They established themselves late in Greece, but were developed at Rome in such unbridled enormities as compelled the Senate to suppress them.
• Such enormities, though attested by undoubted evidence, appear almost incredible.
• Representations were made to the king against these enormities.
• She was a disillusioned and degraded and unscrupulous woman, steeped in enormities so dark that it appalled and sickened her even to recall them.
• If the following Enormities are not amended upon the first Mention, I desire further Notice from my Correspondents.
• Another Gentleman lays before me several Enormities that are already sprouting, and which he believes will discover themselves in their Growth immediately after my Disappearance.
• Our opposition is directed, not against Jefferson Davis, but against the system whose cumulative corruptions and enormities Jefferson Davis very fairly represents.
• Thus these worthy magistrates, instead of lessening enormities, are the occasion of just twice as much debauchery as there would be without them.
• The honourable gentleman, who had just spoken, had dwelt, upon the enormities of the Slave-trade.
• The ancients, too, had mysterious retreats of the same kind, in which luxury was adapted to enormities.
• It shows, as all history does from the time of Joseph, that, where there is a market for the persons of human beings, all kinds of enormities will be practised to obtain them.
• This horrid and unnatural instrument of extortion had been a distinguishing feature in the enormities of the Carnatic politics, that loudly called for reformation.
• Other enormities were being enacted in various parts of Goolampore during the short time the mutineers remained there.

Similar words containing ORMITIE without suffix s and without prefix en

abnormities15 deformities17 conformities19 difformities21 uniformities17 omniformities20 inconformities21 multiformities21 unconformities21 disconformities23 nonconformities22 nonuniformities20

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